3 Nov 2015 Local history Gates to the past: Southall 1698 Southall Market has recently undergone a change, with the town’s new car park altering its lay-out. Gates have gone up to commemorate the original …
2 Nov 2015 Local history Singer honoured in Acton A plaque has been unveiled in Acton on the site of the former house of the late singer and actor Adam Faith. Deputy mayor …
2 Nov 2015 Local history Murder or manslaughter? In the morning of 5 August 1936 Linford Derrick, a tennis coach, entered Ealing Police Station and declared that he had just murdered his …
2 Nov 2015 Local history First World War: Indian soldiers An exhibition at Gunnersbury Park tells the stories of the importance of soldiers from India to the eventual Allied victory in the First World …
1 Nov 2015 Local history The Martin brothers Southall’s most celebrated craftsmen were the four Martin Brothers and their work is still collected almost a century after their deaths. Some of their …
1 Nov 2015 Local history Gunnersbury’s past glories We have reported in Around Ealing about the restoration project for Gunnersbury Park and its listed buildings. They have had an illustrious past. In …
1 Nov 2015 Local history Ealing and the Blitz September 2010 marks the 70th anniversary of the start of the aerial attacks on Britain by the German air force – which were known collectively …
1 Nov 2015 Local history An obscure little river? Is that what you think of Ealing’s river, the River Brent, asks borough archivist Dr Jonathan Oates? It flows through Greenford and Hanwell before …
13 Feb 2026 News Freeze frame: winter photo winner This is the Seasons of Ealing winter photo competition winner voted for by thousands of you, our readers. Maybe you have what it takes …
11 Mar 2026 News | Staying safe Pest problems land food supplier in court Rat droppings were found during an inspection of a local food warehouse – leading to a fine in court for the company and its …